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Agents extend the investigation
Specialists preserve judgment

Mission-driven agents explore and correlate web and API journeys, preserving identity, state, hypotheses and evidence throughout the investigation. Every action happens within a defined scope and under a specialist's direction.

berghem-agent — zsh — 80×24
$ berghem-agent init --mode=autonomous> Mission: protect the critical asset defined in scope> Model: multi-model architecture (per task and sensitivity)> Targets: web, mobile, cloud, AD, network, API, containers, CI/CD> Status: Ready for autonomous security assessment> Initiating reconnaissance...
WHAT THE AGENTS DO

Mission, not scanning

A Berghem agent is neither a scanner nor a generic “web agent”. It receives a mission — the critical asset that must not be compromised — and investigates the routes that lead to it. Throughout the investigation the agent holds context: it preserves identities and state, compares profiles, forms and prioritizes hypotheses, captures evidence and re-runs tests.

The specialist stays at the center of the operation: defining the mission and the crown jewel, interpreting ambiguity, authorizing sensitive actions and answering technically for the result. The agent extends reach; the specialist preserves judgment.

FLOW

Web → API → Web

A mission rarely lives on a single surface.

WebAPIWeb

A journey starts in the web application — a login, a session, a business rule — moves through an API call that exposes authorization or a sensitive flow, and returns to the web layer to confirm the real impact on the user experience.

By crossing those surfaces while holding the same state and the same identity, the agent shows not only that a flaw exists, but that it can be chained all the way to the core business. It is this correlation across surfaces that separates an investigation from a checklist of isolated vulnerabilities.

This Is Not a Scanner

Berghem Agents don't just check boxes — they reason through attack chains like a senior penetration tester with 20 years of experience.

Reasons, Doesn't Pattern Match

Holds the mission and the context to chain conditions, correlate routes and reframe hypotheses during the investigation, within approved boundaries.

Works on Any Infrastructure

Web, mobile, cloud, Active Directory, network, API, containers, CI/CD — one agent covers your entire attack surface.

Active Hardening

Doesn't just find vulnerabilities — actively recommends and validates fixes, working standalone or fully integrated into your security pipeline.

Supported Infrastructure

Web ApplicationsMobile (Android/iOS)Cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP)Active DirectoryNetwork InfrastructureAPIs (REST/GraphQL)Containers & K8sCI/CD Pipelines

The Berghem Moat

20+ years

of penetration testing expertise for major financial institutions worldwide

10K projects delivered

of curated offensive security data powering our models

1 multi-model architecture

built via CPT, SFT, LoRA, and DPO on real-world pentest data

Capabilities

Offensive Testing

Autonomous penetration testing that adapts to your infrastructure and chains vulnerabilities like a human attacker.

Active Hardening

Goes beyond detection — validates remediation, tests fixes, and hardens configurations proactively.

Flexible Deployment

Deploy standalone, integrate with your SIEM, or embed in CI/CD pipelines. Works where you need it.

Continuous Assessment

Not a point-in-time test. Continuous monitoring and reassessment as your infrastructure evolves.

AGENCY

Automation runs steps
An agent pursues a goal within limits

The difference is not driving a browser. It is holding the mission, selecting tools, interpreting results and reframing hypotheses.

Objective
Observe
Hypothesis
Act
Verify
Correlate
Change route or stop
ARCHITECTURE

One architecture, different intelligence routes

Not every task needs the largest model, and not every piece of data can be processed in the same environment.

1

Mission and limits

Objective, core business, surfaces, permitted actions and stop criteria.

2

Intelligence

Specialized models, private models, authorized third parties or models inside your tenant.

3

Execution

Browser, APIs and specialized tooling; mobile within limited scopes.

4

Control and evidence

Identities, approvals, logs, circuit breaker, replay and reporting.

GOVERNANCE

Autonomy proportional to risk

Scope and access are defined before execution. Sensitive actions require approval and irreversible operations can be blocked.

Before

Mission, identities, domains, tooling, limits and evidence criteria.

During

Monitoring, parameter validation, checkpoints, cost ceiling and circuit breaker.

After

Replay, logs, evidence, retention, disposal, recommendations and retest.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Berghem Agents?
Berghem Agents is our mission-oriented security agent — a product, not a service. It receives a mission (the critical asset that must not be compromised) and investigates the routes that lead there, preserving identity, state, hypotheses and evidence across the whole investigation. It runs reconnaissance, exploitation, privilege escalation and lateral movement across any infrastructure — web, mobile, cloud, Active Directory, network, API, containers and CI/CD — and can recommend and validate hardening measures, turning continuous offensive testing into continuous defense. Every action happens within an approved scope and under specialist direction: the agent extends reach, the specialist preserves judgment.
How is it different from vulnerability scanners?
Traditional vulnerability scanners rely on signature databases and rule-based checks — they tell you what is known, not what is exploitable. Berghem Agents reason. Built on a multi-model architecture chosen per task and data sensitivity, the agent chains conditions, pivots between systems, correlates routes across surfaces and reformulates hypotheses mid-assessment, always within approved limits. Where a scanner produces lists of findings, Berghem Agents produce narrative attack paths with demonstrated impact on the core business, backed by auditable evidence and human approval. It also re-evaluates continuously as your infrastructure evolves, eliminating the point-in-time blind spot of scanner-based programs.
What infrastructure does it support?
Berghem Agents is infrastructure-agnostic. It operates against web applications, mobile apps on Android and iOS, cloud environments on AWS, Azure, and GCP, Active Directory forests, internal and external network infrastructure, REST and GraphQL APIs, containerized workloads on Docker and Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines. One agent covers the entire attack surface, so you don't need separate tools for separate domains. Whether you're running a monolithic legacy stack or a distributed cloud-native architecture, Berghem Agents adapts its reasoning and tooling to the environment and delivers unified results in a single report.
Can it work with existing security tools?
Yes. Berghem Agents is designed for flexible deployment. It can run fully standalone as an autonomous assessment platform, or integrate with your existing security ecosystem — SIEMs like Splunk and Elastic, ticketing systems like Jira and ServiceNow, CI/CD pipelines, vulnerability management platforms, and cloud security tools. Findings can be exported in standard formats and pushed into your existing workflows. This means Berghem Agents augments your security program rather than replacing it, giving you an autonomous pentester that plugs into the tools your team already trusts and operates.
How do I request a demo?
You can request a Berghem Agents demo directly from the contact form on the Berghem Agents product page or on the main contact page. Tell us a little about your infrastructure — web, mobile, cloud, Active Directory, network, API, containers, or CI/CD — and our team will reach out within one business day to schedule a walkthrough. Demos typically include an overview of the agent's reasoning engine, a live demonstration against a representative environment, and a discussion of deployment options, integration points, and commercial terms. There is no obligation to proceed after the demo.

Don’t just bring a URL
Bring the mission an attacker must not complete

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